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CONFLICT ON THE BORDER.

On Thursday night last, at Nogales, Ari-
zona, Deputy Sheriff James Speed saw
Lieutenant Guitterez, with four armed
soldiers, crossing the bridge over small
creek into the United States. He immedi-
ately called on Henry Littlepage and DIR.
Purdy to 90 with him, and see why an
armed party should enter the United States.
On arriving in front of the American
Custom House, the Lieutenant of the Mexi-
can troops stepped in front of Littlepage,
and covering him with revolver, demand
ed the release of Mexican named Rineau,
whom they supposed the United States
authorities were holding as prisoner.
Littlepage said: II have no prisoner"
and Immediately snatched the siX-shooter
out of the Lieutenant's hands, and placed
him under arrest. The Americans then
started for the main street of the town.
The Lieutenant called on some Of the
Mexican soldiers concealed in the dry bed
of the creek to release him. They imme-
diately confronted the Americans, and one
of them covered Littlepage with his rifle
and demanded the release OF the Lleuten-
ant.
Firing then became general between the
three officers and the Mexican soldiers, the
Mexicans retreating across the information
al line into Mexico, the American officers
following and shooting until their weapons
were empty.
BY this time the American population
was aroused, and every man who could pro-
cure weapons armed himself, expecting an
attack every moment from the Mexican
soldiers, who had been ordered out by Col.
Arvizu, their commander, and stationed on
the railroad platform in front of the Mexi-
can custom house. News was brought that
one of the Mexican soldiers was nOrtally
injured.
It is stated that the cause of the armed
men being sent into the United States was
to compel an American woman, with whom
Colonel Arvizu had been living, and who
had refused to cohabit with him any longer,
to return, and that upon being discovered
by the officers, the Mexicans made bold
bluff to cover up their intentions. Acting
United States Consul w. B. Grizclose has
taken the matter in hand, and made de-
mand upon the Mexican authorities for
Lieutenant Gutierrez, who was peaceably
surrendered, the Mexican authorities de-
claring that they desire no trouble with the
United States Government.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1887-03-09

bag Henry Ward Beecher was stricken
with paralysis on Saturday and his condi-
ton is considered hopeless.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1887-03-09

A MYSTERIOUS CLUE AND IT'S RESULTS.
The Asheville, n. c., correspondent OF the
NeaUS and Courier, details the following In
cidents of mysterious clue given by some
ladies to the detectives and how it resulted: {:
A sensation has occurred here, which gave
the chief of the Pinion Detective Agency,
w. H. Deaver, of this city, something to
tax his ingenuity with. A few afternoons
since, two ladies of this city were out Tor
buggy drive beyond the river. They were
not far beyond the French Broad when, at
a turn in the roadway, there came riding
rapidly by them a man on horseback with
something in a bag-like meal or hour
bag-and Just as the horseman passed the
buggy his horse SHE'D and the ladies heard
what they recognized instantly as the sud-
den cry of an infant. The man on horse
back rode rapidly round the wooded curve
in the mountain roadway and disappeared
in the direction of the river. The ladies
drove on slowly discussing this strange oc-
currence, when they met two men walking.
The ladies, stopping their horse, told the
men what they saw and heard, and they, in
turn, replied that they had heard and saw,
with equal astonishment, the same. These
men did not know the rider on horseback,
but, like the ladies, thought the matter very
mysterious. Detective Deaver took charge
of the matter, and has unraveled the mys-
tery and made public the result of his re-
search. After getting a clue and quietly
following it up, he found that the facts in
the case were these: Mr.. Henry Warren:
who lives near the river, is much troubled
with rats. On the day of the occurrence he
was bringing a cat from neighbor's house
to.his own, and in order that the mouser
might not see how to get back to the old
home it, was put into bag and thus blind
folded.
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WILL PROBABLY VISIT THE SOUTH
The Baltimore american says: The Pres
ident is anxious to clear up his desk of
business, so that when the spring opens he
can take Mrs. Cleveland and make little
tour of the country. The coming summer
is the last one left him to work up boom
for denomination. He, therefore, wants to
make hay while the sun shines. Mrs.
Cleveland wants to travel. She has been
to Europe and seen the cities of the Conti-
nent, but she has not travelled through this
country. Cleveland, too, has developed a
strong desire to see ''the dear people of the
South" Visitors who have called on him
have been struck by his desire to know
"the various routes through the South,"
the best places to visit in April and May"
He has as much as told the people from the
great West, as we'll as from the Southwest,
that he might see them again before they
returned to the National Capital. But
from MRS. Cleveland comes the most direct
intimation of an intention of the Presi-
dent to "swing around the circle" In her
pleasant little chats with her lady visitors
She has spoken of the anticipated pleasures
of such a trip and the hope that it might be
accomplished.
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BALTIMORE, March ll.-Wheat, western dull
No. . wIn!et rcd .pol s9ilc asked; March s9Aas9Nc;
May and juno 9iAa9lazc. Corn, western lower
and dull; mixed spo. l57asai6Ac: March 45llIa46Iso;
ApSil ~l6lc114c; My 4'sac ASKED; steamer a5ad5Ec.
olts steady aud quiet; western white s7a:9c; do
mixed ssas6e, Ivy steady; Provisions quiet and
Lard, reiiGed shS4c. Butler Tim. Eggs easy and
quiet. Coffee steady aud fal.ly %nctive; hio cargoes
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sented to wed Colonel Melrose in obodi
ence to the wishes OF her parents. A day
was set for the nup!ials and Sir Henry
Clinton consented to act % best maj fol
his friend, the colonel.
When the wedding day came about the
Henley manelon and wide grounds (the
present location Of Cherry hill) presented
o gay appearance. Groups Of gallant men
In bright coats of red, accompanied by
beautiful ladies, fitted to and fro. 1t ID
eaie to soy Cherry bill never saw such a
distinguished group since. At length the
hour, for the ceremony arrived, and the
couple took their stand by the supplied
minister Of the gospel.
rs there any one present who objects
% Colonel Lionel Melrose, OF his msjes.
tyb Nineteenth regiment Of foot, and Inez
henley being made ttian and wiie?" asked
the divine, In a clear, resonant voice.
IL do; ! object" shouted a decrepit old
man, who pushed the guests aside and
stood before tho couple. "Colonel Mel.
rose, your vile has Just arrived from
England and Is within twenty miles Of
this house." continued tho stranger, and
before the guests recovered from their
astonishment he was gone.
Its q lie, q foul lie" vociieratod the
e1pectant groom, who seemed ira nshxed
with horror and astoniahment; go on
with the ceremony" ui
My dear sir, under the present circum-
stances 1t Is impossible" expostulatcd the
minister. 'This mystery, | hope, will be
made clear 10 the satisfaction Of eyery one.
Until then nothing can he done"
Inca Henley was carried from tho scene
In a fainting condition and the guests dis.
persed. Not many hours after the house.
hold had retired, the strange old man re.
appeared in the grounds. by q few move.
menta Of the hands, his long white hair
and general decrepit appearance disap.
yealed to the astonished domestic who
kept guard. The man, thinking he had
seen the ghost Of Captain Prentias, at-
tempted to run. But tho Captain bound.
ed forward, and grasping the man by the
arm, said: "Don't be alarmed; l am alive
and IN the flesh. Acquaint your mistress,
Miss 1nez, Of my presence, and a guinea
oil the kings coin awaits you."
The man obeyed, aud Iuez soon ap.
peared and flew to her lovers arms. Two
swift horses lay concealed neal by, and
Win a quick movement the lovers soon |
mounted them and rode toward tho Amer.
lean lines, Captain Prentiss resumlng his
disguise. They reached the American
camp in safety, and were soon united in
wedlock.
When the immaculate wings of peace
again overspread the land, Captain Prem.
tlas took his wife to his plantation in the
South, where they were often visited BY
the parents Of the bride.
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PH%ILADHIPHIA, Pa, March 1l.-Flour stendy.
Wheat dyil; No. red March 9O4a9G;xe; April y9%
a9easss:; aay Meesavv1sc; Jule sl1lsSlNc. Corn.
47c: No. ! mixed March 471sa47Ac; Ap,il I6Ta
iGAc; May 471sal7Ac: June i711aaisc. Oats, dull;
rejected white a61c; No. . white 361lc: MOL white
3GAc; No. 2 white Ma!eh a~S1++asec: April 3aAa36hc;
fvnpi dpInaun, tyevIcrn Hr,fS ItNc. -
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Advice to Mothers.

.. . ....
Are you disturbed at night and broken
OF your rest by a sick child suffering and
crying with pain Of cutting teeth7 Il
80, send at once and get o bottle of Mrs.
WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP FOR Cu1Lp.
REN TEErHINa. lta value is i%rcalculsble.
1t will relieve the poor little sufferer i'm.
mediately. Depend upon it, mothers,
there is no mistake about it, 1t cures
dysentery and disrrhes, regulates the
stomach and bowels, cures wind collie,
sottens the gums, reduces inflammation
and givss tone and energy to the whole
system. Mis-. WINsLow's SooruINa SYRur
FOR CHILDREN TEEruIEa is pleasant 10 the
taste, and is tho prescription Of one of the
Oldest and best female nurses and physi,
clans in the United States, and is for sale
BY. all druggists throughout the world.
Price Is cents a bottle. Mwsaw
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FINANCE N TRADE
Tho Features OF tho Money aud Stock
'. Markets. Igr7r

Tho Features OF tho Money and Stool
Markets. af7
Nav foRK. March ii.-Aoney OF ctit easy al "A.
per cent, closed offered at 1 per cent, Prime mer
camille paper Gao per cent. Sterling Exchange dull
but steady aud unchanged.
RAILROAD Dull sales 81, 10000.
GOVERNMENT B%oNps-Dull and steady.
STATE Bosps-Dull and steady.
To-day was the dullest In tho stock marker mi
week, and while prices were tirm .hr5urhout most
OF the day, the trading was almost entirely PROBES.
Sionnl. and pending the final outcome OF tlc Uaiti.
more n Ohio deal, operators were waiting, The
fumor was circulated In tho board In the afternoon
that too baltimore d Ohio deal was on. which led
to some selling UP to the last hour, but q betler
tone was developed lust previous to the close WHOM
II became known that al extension OF tlme had
been granted 10 the syndicate. The opcnIng WAS
tauiouud uniutcrestIng, but ltm thropghoui. IN,
advances over las! evenings prices rspging from
5faM per cent. There was al Indication 10
hcaylness Ia tho ea:ly d~ealnys, but Il soon disap.
pearcd and prices were brought Up 10 4 Sha6o
above tho opening figures. e
The market then b3:nnle extremely dull. bnt m.
manned urn. In tho afternoon there was still lesx
activity; and u short period Of heayinCss was sue
ceeded BY renewal OF tho steady hardening Of
values The last hour, however. was marked By
renewed activity, followed by weakness, and tho
out, and although the market closed On a raiiyy II
Was heavy. The closing prices show Irregular
changes. though advances arc slightly In a msIori.
~, and the only Important difference wns a decline
DIX per cent In Richmond Il Wut Point. Trans.
uetions 2l0, iQl shares, 1859 ~
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Free Trade.

The reduction OF internal revenue and
the taking of Of revenue clamps from
Proprietary Medicines, no doubt has large
~ benefited the consumers, as well as re-
lie7ing the burden OF hons manutsctur-
ers. Especially is this the case with
GREEN'S August Fower and Boschee's Ger
man Syrup, as the reduction of thirty.Hix
cents per dozen, has been added to in.
crease the size Of the bottles containing
these remedies, thereby giving one.ifth
more medicine in the 70 cent size. The
august Flower Tor Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint, and the German Syrup for
Cough and Lung troubles, have perhaps,
the largest sale of any medicines in the
world. The advantage OF increased size
Of tho bottles will be greatly appreciated
by the sick and afflicted, in every town
and village in civilized countries. Sample
bottles for 10 cents remain the same aize::
.L.. /. ~ .tt- s.Fl l..1t. .r-r|# =. +'L-HHt INV 81
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a WONDERFUL PHENOMENON.
Tho Celebrated "xvaikiug .Manv ana
Why lic Keeps Going~A Warn.
LAN r1.I ftyv IN {ff{,ara. TO

itg 20 Others
Al Mil Grove, Ind, lives John snldcr,
tho "Wallting Man, In lSSihef olt mlscu..
Jar and nervous exhaustion, 0 Strange rcst-
lessncss, general uncasincss, and tho only
relief no could got was BY constant walking.
q circle around and around his house. rest
Ing only four hours each day, and Ii ii est.
mated no has covered more spnce ,ha, tho
circumference OF tho globe. He Inns nt-
ttractcd universal attention, boon visited
by hundreds OF curiosity seekers. md
has really become u public cllarractcr. His
nervousness bus shown Itself In walking;
other peoples nervousness acts In othor
l %sss' S tTsmhInse ' hs. pc e,Srva, Is ,i ross.
aches, n sinking ut tho pit OF tho stomach.
. loss OF appetite, Inability TO sleep. 1orc..
bodlngs. and general exhaustion. AZ othor
tlmes irrltab!lity, pcoylshncss and fault-
finding aro fclt md llre 10 a fearful
trial. When these things como on somo.
thing. must DO donc, or this nervousncss
VIII lead 10 insomnia, Insanity, Or dcnth.
Many people take morphine, opium, or mr..
cStlcs; opt they only dcaden the nerves for
slt Nature u little, md Nature l.s y y viii Vii
restore tho ncrve.tissuc and brlnp health
and strcngt' Tho bost researches Of
modern scientists havo proven TINT thcro
Is nothing for this PURPOSE equal to puro
spirits, and no spirits so reliable and ysalu.
able as DuiIy's Pure Malt Whiskov. An
authority, on this subject, being no loss than
tho wcll.known Dr.. Caldwell, Who treats
only nervous diseases, says:
In typhoid md nervous exhaustion I ,,now or
no remedy to approach or equal lDu1y:s PurS
Malt W.hiskcy TO bridge over u crisis or mend
tho broken cup OF health in m cmcrUUrncy Of
Immediate danger. This may DO said 81 alcohol
In general, were 1t not the faet That many OF our
whistles nro SO sophisticated. Those im94,iritlcs
arc In the Duny's Pure Malt Whiskcy entirely
absent thus nnorlipg . pure and safe ssttmulaaI
o true tonic.
JOHN d. CALDWELL, M. D., Ncuro,osis.
ooN. Charles ST., Baltimore, Md.
All people have nervous exhaustion at
times, but only those who nro carclcss per.
NIT 1t continue. When il docs continue
1t runs Into tho worst known troubles.
which mako llfe q burden and death o re-.
lief. People who nllow this arc alone 10
biamo, for 1t is comparatively easy To ovcr.
come, and can DO absolutely CONTROLLED. BY
tho use Of tho pure stimulant (but not In.
toxicant) above named, these fearful things
may be- avoided, and health md happiness
succeed to sickness and miscry.
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Ducklen's Arnicn Sulye.

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilhlains
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-.
lively cures piles, or no pay required. l,
Ia guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price 25 cents ne,
box. For sale by Logan 4 90.
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Old

and reliable Medicines are the beat 10 &C.
pend upon. Ackcr's Blood Elixir has
been prescribed for years for all impure
ties Of the Blood. In every form Of Scrof-
ulous, Syphilitic or Mtlcuriel diseases, it
is invaluable. For Rheumatism, has no
equal. Logan & Co. and G. Menke-
meller. E 10
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CocAISE, Iodoform or Mcrcurials in sny
form in the treatment of catarrh or hay
fever should be avoided, as they are both
injurious and dangerous. Iodoform is
easily detected by lis offensive odor. The
only reliable catarrh remedy on the mar.
kes to day is Ely's Cream Balm, being free
from all poisonous drugs. 1t has cured
thousands OF acute and chronic cases,
where sll other remedies have Jailed. A
particle ia applied into each nostril ; no
pain, agreeable to use. Price so cents, OF
druggists.
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Always have Acker's Baby Soother at
hand. 1t is. the only sale medicine yet
made thst will remove all infantile disor-
ders. 1t contains no Opium or Morphine,
but gives the child natural case from pain.
Price 25 cents. Sold by Logan & Co. and
O. Meukemeller. Q q
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Tho Reason

why Aeker's Blood Elixir is warrentsd, 10
because it is the best blood preparation
known. 1t will positively cure sll blood
diseases, puriGes the whole system, and
thoroughly builds up the constitution.
Remember, we guarantee it. Logan & Co.
and 9. Menkemeller, 3
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Ert Don't

TriHe with any Throat or Lang Disease,
II you have q Cough or Gold, or the chill
dren are threatened with Group or
Whooping Cough, use Acker's English
Remedy and prevent further trouble. It
is a positive cure, aud we guarantee It,
Price 10 and Soc. Logan 4 Co. and @,
Meukemeller.SS q
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III You

would enjoy your dinner and are prevent
ed by Dyspepsia, use Acker's Dyspepsia
tablets. They are q positive cure for dys.
pepsis, indigestion, tlatulency and consti-
patton. We guarantee them. 225 and so
cents. Logan 4 Co. and O. Menke.
meller.
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Address Registered Letters to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,

AEMFMDER That the prcsence OF ,Geaerals
LMLHioLil Besurtgard anu Early, Who ara
IN charge of the drawings, is Il guarantee OF abso.
sute fairness md Integrity, TINT tne chances are all
number will draw Il Prize. Al parties ,herefore
advertising to guarantee Prize, III this Lottery. or
ho,ding out any other impossible Inducements, arc
the unWa!y. ""
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COLDS, Pleur!sy. Rheumatism, Pneumonia. Neural.
ments, ior which Benson's Capcine plasters arc
admitted to BE- the best remedy known. They
relieve and euro In a few hours when no other up.
p!lcation is oil tho least benefit. Endorsed by 5000
Physicians and Druggists. Beware OF limitations
under similarly sounding names, such as "Capsi
cum "Caps.cin', or "Capslc!nc." Ask for Rsn.
sons and talk no o.hrs. Examine carefully when
you buy. Al druggists;
de2eAwAs New York
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Live Stock.

CHICAGO, H., March 1o.-Cattle- Receipts G,oot
head shipments 2,uO head; market strong and
feeders s. Goal % COWS, bulls aud mixed 81 1oa3 GO;
ccip.s l4.nc0 head; shipments 1900 head: ina.ke,
moderately steady; rough and mixed s. S0a5 IS
skips S 7aa5 %. sleep-,Receipls 100 head: ship
ments l,O00 head; market Flow, common heavy
and lower: natives 81 Coal 9o: western s. 75l
4 70: Texans s. 2:ai 90: lambs 81 0,a5 IS. M
EAST Liberty, Pa, March 1i;-cattle-Reeelpts
80 head; shipments none; market nothing doing;
shipments $500 head; market firm: Philadelphia
50 25a6 IS; Workers S. sOaG co; common aud Light
IS G0a5 So. sheep-Recelpts 2 GOO head; shipments
.. GOO head; market slow n! yesterdays prlccs.a
& C1NciSHATi. o., March ll.-Hogs firm; common
and light 81 S5a5 Is; packing and butchers s5 5Oa
6 10; receipts 1900 head; shipments go head.
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Nosmstter how good natured a young
lady may BE-, her gentleman friends can
LOOK for a tie-raid when she determines to
make q silk quilt.
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You can't tell the base ball umpire who
has Just been paralyzed by a hot foul tip
in the second button Of his vest anything
about the music of the spheres.
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The pianist Rubenstein has consented
to assume the dictatorship OF the st.
Petersburg Conservatory OF Music.
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Or MOTIFS FRENCH POWERS,

s Will euro Diseases Of tho K!dueys, Gravel, oleol
STRUCTURES, and all Urinary and Drethral Diseases,
Nervous and Physical Debility. Seminal weakness,
Loss Of ,Viros. Premature Decline in Man, Early
Decay, Impotency caused BY errors OF youth, or.
oesses, &c. Syphilis In all It's forms, sSore throat
md nocc, ulcers, eIuptions. %src!.ula, tetter, salt
rhcun, and all blood aud akin diseases. Female
Weakness speedily cured. Gonosthea cured Iii
BY !. y. hooking. Druggist. Sent hT mil sealed.
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Petroleum..

OIL Cry, March 1l.-Opened ut Gakc: highcst6 Clio;
lowest G3Isc; closed at CSC; sales iii, OGU barrels;
clcayances sol 600 barrels; charters q. Gs7 barrels;
shipments GS.9l5 barrels; runs 57,79l barrels.
prrTsBuaaH, Pa, March 1l.-Petroleum fairly
active and firm: opened at csc: closed at 63Ac;
highest SIC; lowest 6JHc.
BRADFORD. Pa, March ll.-Opencd ut 6sxc;
closed at 631sc; highest Gic; lowest 63Lc; clear.
ances $50, GOV barrels.
highest 6ic: lowest CSC; closed a. CSC.
New YonK, March ll.-pettoleum firm; United
closed at Gle. 4 =
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Colonel Melrose renewed his attentions
with r%edoublea vigor upon hearing the
ITO MINI glad tldings: Mrs. Henley came
to the assistance Of her husband and en-.
listed in the cause Of the colonel. The
poor girl WAS at length prevailed upon to
look upon the attentions Of the officer fav.
orably, Or at least to seem to. When the
early days Of the spring came she con.
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Formerly the foolish virgins had no oil
o the foolish virgins are too free with
the kerosene.
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Bismarck was born on April LIST, but he
is not an April lst kind OF a MANLY. Y.
journal. S3 aI
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LOUISIANA
CAPITAL PRIZE sl5o,ooo.

" do hereby certify that ve supervise the A.,
ransements for all the Monthly and semI.Annual
Drawings oil The Louiaians State Lottery Companv'
And III person manage and control tho Drawiny
themsclves, and that the same are conducted win
honesty, fairness, and III good faith toward ali mar.
tics, and VIC authorize the Company TO i,se ttnis
certificate, with iacslIDiles OF our eIyunturea ~
tAchel, In iA Adyertisempnts.U -
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Wool

y NEW YORK, March 1l.-Wool dull and heavy
domestic fleece 30assc; pulled 1la15c; Texas 9a25c
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"What makes a paper go?" asks an OK.
change. Lack OF money.
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" fFizcs. amounting $50, oco
Application for rates to clubs should be mnde
only 10 the office Of tho Company in New Orleanss''
tos further Information write clearly, giving i,iii
address. POSTAL NOTES, Express Money OrdeeTra.S
OF New YORK Exchange In ordinary letters. Cur.
NJ. A. DAUPHlN, Y
or u, A. DAUpHIN,
Washington, D, @. 1